Seeing the forest for the trees: Edmonton high school student wins $100K scholarship for ancient tree tracker

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June 06 2026

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Seeing the forest for the trees: Edmonton high school student wins $100K scholarship for ancient tree tracker

What started as a pandemic project in Grade 6 became a cool nature app for Albertans, leading to a prestigious $100,000 scholarship for Edmonton high school senior Josh Kirsch.

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